UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Wednesday implored voters not to allow the Labour Party to achieve a "supermajority" so that more taxes could not be rammed through before warning, in a twist posted on X, "Under Labour, every working family will face a tax burden of £2,094."
Sunak also came out swinging at his allegedly soft-on-crime leadership rival, a Labour Party candidate, Keir Starmer, whom he accused of being weak on immigration and wanting to raise taxes. "If Starmer becomes Prime Minister," he said, "illegal migrants will be roaming our streets. We must not hand over our borders to the Labour Party."
He warned that a Labour victory would mean, "Your pension, council tax, home, car – they will tax everything. That's the change that awaits us if we surrender to them."
According to pre-election surveys, Labour had held a significant lead in the polls.
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